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Category: Sukkot Reflections
Jewish Halloween: Hoshana Rabbah
Rather than prohibit Halloween (and turn Jewish kids off), we have an opportunity to talk about Hoshana Rabbah and our heritage of ghost stories.
Emily Jaeger
September 23, 2022
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Just the Tip of the Etrog
Reflecting on the idea that a tiny, fragile protuberance can make an entire ritual object unfit for use is absurd. Here's what it teaches us.
Rabbi Dan Ornstein
September 23, 2022
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What Does it Mean to Dwell in the Sukkah?
Living in the Sukkah can mean just living in an outdoor hut for a week, but it can also bring so much more meaning into ...
Rabbi Rebecca Rosenthal
September 22, 2022
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